THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916
UVE STOCK MARKET
' Cattle Receipts Large, Prices
'- Sharply Lower Sheep and
. : Lambs Fully Steady.
I-E06S FIVE OB MORE LOWES
Omaha, Koramter H,
int.
Hac.lp.ts wre: - Cattl. HwtB.
Bnara.
flbtlmaM liondar ....ll.TM MM
tun aar laat wak.. t.il 1.177
Rama day I wka, axo.. I.M 7.47
llama dajr 1 wka. an. .11.101 7.141
una dar wka. MO..7M04 4.714
Kama dar laat jraar...lt,t7( 4,441
11.MO
11,717
li.ue
K.W7
11.ST4
11,111
Raealpta and disposition of tlva stock at
. tn. Dntan Stork Tarda, oroada. Tor twenty
four hoars ending at S o'clock p. m.. yas
tarday: RECErPTS CARS.
Cattls. Hogs. Shmp.H-r's.
C. M. St P.... It
("Wabash 4
KMaoarl PactOc. ... 1
I Union PaclAo 114
C N. w aaat.. II
II C N. W.. want. .147
! C St. P., U. O.. II
C B. Q., aaat.. I
, C B. Q . waat.,141
C, R. L P.. nut. . SI
Tmnoa Ontrsl.... 14
Chicago Ct. Walt.. It
Total rarstnts.. . .Ill
is
'i !! '.
11 17 3
II
to 11 2
I 1 1
I
10 I 1
11 1
4 4..
7 1
141 II 7
Disponrnuw ka.
Morrnt Co 711 1.171 1.SM
Swtft Co l.lll 1,117 MM
Cadahr Packing Co.... Ill 1.311 HI
jLrmoar Co 1.UI 1,141 1,110
chwarta ft Co...... 211 ....
i V atorptty 1.I4I
Uaonan Packing Ca.... II
So. Omaha Pack. Oa.... 4
Armour from Danvor 710
' Hjastngar onasr...... lit
W. H. Vsna.nl Co 101
Boston. Vanaaat 4V Loan 147
Hill Son .. 147 .... ....
T. B. Ixwta 411
i B. Boot 4 Ca- 101
J. H Bulla.. 134
L. F. Hoaa Hi
Bnaanslncfc Broa.M.H. 107
F. O. Ksllom 4)1
Kartbalmor Decan,... 171
H. r. Hamfltaa. Ill
SaTOran Braa 21
RotaacklM Krabs.... 144
Mo. Kan. Calf Co.... 121 ..
ChrttUa 144
HaHmaa ............... II .... ....
Roth . II
Bakar .......... II
Baaoor Bra...... ... ' II .... ....
Joim Barrvy 217 ' .... ....
Daunts ft Fraaela....... 17 ....
Janata ft Lungran. . . . . ' 111 . .... ....
0-Day I ....
Otfcar taiy.ra... ........ 1.1S0 .... 4,147
I Total. ..............11,171 1,111 11.101
CfcUlIUmtpUi wer very lltMral thin
Ittoralix, belnv Um largMt Ido thrM wka
co Dd laotvr thva ft yer ago by ovr
SgMt haad. OUwr markets wr alao bav
Oy tMM mad m a mult there wu t, brak
lit piicai )! Uooff th Iln. Th. markut
htr ftf(ordd no tnutsptloa t tb rul.
, tm traOB opMtM vary alow ana tna rera
, ae-n waa wait atfvaoad bafora anousb buat
1 mm$ had beaa lxaiaBtad to raally taat eat
vaJuea. The tanaral trade might ba da
' anrtbed aa alow t H01to lower, wrth oom
' moo and tofarlar ktoda hard to mora and
! aoma eaaaa akowloff poaatbly mora do
I tUtna than that
i Qttotatlona on eattiat Ooad la obtalea
(Mnrfada. H0.M9U.10; fair to good oorn
fada, $.B1.0; oommoa ta fatf oomftxla,
SO; Caocy kaavy tfraaaar. it HQ
10.00; good to rhetca graaa baavca. IT.TIO
0-M: fur to good graaa bMvaa, ll.7lT,70:
eommon t fair, ..,fcO-.T. good to oboloa
katfara, f.lOT.I; good to oholca ootra,
W.I0d)T.00; fair to good cowe, IB.7I90.I0;
oommoa to fair oowa, M 2&0- good to
flameo fdari, IT.MOlOO; fair to good
faodara, 7.9T.M; eommon to fair fd
ara, M.00f.7l; good to cholco toekara,
a7.Ml.: atock, boifara, iO.OO0T.lft, atock
mm ft.00ft.ft0; atook oalvia, $0.0001.00;
whU oaJvaa, M.OO01O.W; beef bulla, IMOf)
; ' lUpnaontaArra talagi '
'1 BIOHr STKffRA. "
1ST..
Ar, Pr. i No,
Oil i a 10...
At. Pr.
..UTS T TO
cows.
W. ...... TfS 4 ftt
HBiriCRS.
M...a.... 078 T OS ...
St
too t so
BKi-iiLHtaP nu rBiBiuiunOt -
. 131 T 10 , . ,V,
Hog Ths hog run thla morning waa tha
largaat hra en a Monday ilnoa laat April
and wma tlbaral for a Monday at moat any
m of yaar. Kupplfoa war aatlmatad at
140 eara. or 0,100 bond, 1,000 largar than
laat weak, 1,400 hoavler than two waaka
ao and mora than twice aa largo ai for
the name day laat year.
Chicago bad 06.090 head and with other
mark i an pretty well aupplted the tend
ency waa aharply lower all around the clr
nlt. Locally ah.ppera filled what ordara
they had on a ft 010c tower baa La, but the
flrat packer blda were aa much aa lftc
lower In many eaaea, and when they atarted
t swung up ueir drovea prleea had not Im
proved much the first atrliia-e aaltl hehigr
. folly lftc ana In mora than one Inataooe
t labile lower than the ctoaa of laat weak.
The market got ateadily wort aa the
t ft-rraoon adranoed. a big hare of the offer-
llnga gelling He lower, while daelrable hoga
Twent at jnff 3o aeoiioea on the lata trade.
fThe bad break In llghta predicted at U.e
felooe of laat week material Lsd today. TA
few real good llghta aold early at a dime
I decline, b",t bo'.k of stuff weighing 100
pownda acd Veee waa paaoed up until the
ataee. when some hoga of this deaorlptlon
gold 160 2. c lower, and othera were held
.fttt tthe pena under vffera that were lftc or
xnerTr lower. At noon there were around
twonty care nnaold and e few loada had
do got in yet. t .
Todara break waa ahont aa Uneven
mat Friday' adrance, and Juat about wiped
it out, the general market being fully lftc
tower, with llghta, which advanced moat
Friday, ah'owlng the greatest deolinea. Bulk
, of the ealea made ap to midday landed at
t t-4e0I.O6. but there waa quite a eprlnkllng
of light stuff on down towards tl.OO, and
prospects were that If many of the hoga
that wire stltl (n flret hands were sold
today tht tprtnkHng would be a good deal
largnr. i-ne aay a top waa 00.70.
AepraaanUtlra amloat ..'
I No, Av,
Bh Pr. No, Av. Sh Pr.
as. ,117
t. .140
0..1R6
04. .171
01. .Ill
0.vS70
01.. SIS
IS.. 150 ,
I 00
0 SO
0 SO
0 40
111. .101 ... $0 1ft
17.. Ill ... 0 IS
, 00. .174 ISO 0 Sft
. 70. .SIS 10 0 44
7ft. .SIS ISO 0 Oft
'0.,S. 100 0 Oft
t 40
00
1 "
IN
Pi as.
Sheep Sheep and lamb recelpta
ftfiy cars, or about 1I.D0O head, oflerlnge
being the lightest for. the opening day of
the week since July. The run waa leas
than 1,000 short of a week aao. UM smaller
than two weeks ago and aboat 000 lighter
than laat year.
The tat lamb trade got off to a rather
aragwy start, considering the fact that
auppliea were moderate. Packers all
. aoemed-to need a few Iambs, but part of
the run was lata getting Id and the earlier
arrrtvaia Included nothing choice. On the
basis of the aalea made up to 11 o'clock,
however, trade waa fully steady and several
buncheg looked, if anything, higher.
There was nothing here good enough to
quel Friday's 111,00 top and the beet price
paid was 110.00. Fed westerns that were
"Ul ourry raarnea u. , while
Sll.S5011.SO bought a aood manv van.
Wilt, nearly everything la at noon, a pretty
fair clearance had been made. lato arrl
vala Included nothing choice.
Aged sheep were easily steady, the supply
being very moderate. Several bunches of
Tm oia srouno with a deck
.iu.i coma no. do coneiaered toppy at 17.60
wmcn was the best price paid. Others
reached 17.40, while soma heavy yearlings
went at ii. 7ft.
Quotation, oa sheep and lambs: lambs
- COOd tO Choire. I11.40H11 Sa l.n.1. ....
to good. tll.00Oll.lt: lambs, feeders, 11.10
W".v. rwerunas. gooa to choice, IR.760
,1.60; yearllaga fair to good, !7.7io.Ti-
yearnnga, coders, I7.00OI .00; wethers, fair
il k"" " rholce,
7.40O?.e;ewee. fair to aond. laioait ie
owes, plain to culls, ll.M0i.76: ewes, feed-
...s. e.vv..ze; ewea. breeasrs. all
OOOI.IO.
Representative sales: '.
1M fed lambs 74 '
7 fed lambs ,". . , 7,
24 fed awes i. .......... , 101
' . i rolls ',!,
ages,
11 10
11 10
7 40
I Ii
10 10
... goo tamos
II
St. Joseph Uva Mack Market.
HI; Joseph, ilo Nov. 20. Cattle Re
relota. S.000 hesd: market -.i
steers. tt.60O10.60; rows and heifers. 14,00
'Hogs Uerelpts. l.tOO head: w..lr. KM
lec lower; top, ll.il; bulk of sales, ll'.liO
Kheep and l.smbs Receipts, lot head
arket slesdy; lambs, 111.26011.11; avaa.
CltV Uva Htaek Mmml
Kansas llty, Mo., Rov. 10. c.ttto Re.
eeipta. 14,004 head; market for b.i ..nu
ptoady to strong, others lie lower; prime
fed steers, tl0.i0Oll.7fi;' dressed beef steers,
I7.t0010.2i; western steers, I6.t00 10.00;
cows, I4.7IOI.00; heifers. 16.00 0 10.00;
stockors and feeders, lt.6O07.tt; bulla, 16.00
04.71,; calves, 11.60 011.00.
Hoga Receipts. 11.600 head: market
lower; bulk of sales, tl.lMl.7i; heavy. tl.Ot
01.11: packers and butchers. ll.4O0l.7i;
light. tl.2iOI.tt: pigs, !.00OI.7t.
Hheep and Lambs Recelpta, l,soo head;
market steady; lambs. 110.10011-11: year-
a. ll.7iO10.00: wethers. I7.fr008.i0:
owes. It.7t07.7l. -
Chicago l.rvr stock market.
Cattlo Market W'aak, Hoaa Flraa, Shea
Btrang.
Chicago. Nov. It Cattlo Rrcrtpta. IS.M.
head; market weak: native beef cattle, 11.10
Oil. IS; western eteera, M.M4tlo.IO; etockera
and feeders, 14.0147.70; cowl and hetf.rs,
IKSOI.IO; calToa, tl.7lei2.M.
Man-Haceipte, 11.000 head: market firm
at 100 under Saturday's avarace; balk of
salsa, la 00 1.74; llitht, la.IO0l.lt; mlied.
lltl.H; hoary, ll.llOI.IO; rough, till
4I40; pile. .. 10.
Hhsap and Uinta-Receipts. 22.000 bead;
market strong; wethers, 17.1091.11; .wen,
14.2107.71; Umbo, ll.00Cll.lt.
St Into Lire Stock Market.
St. Louis. Nov. 20. Cattle Receipts. 14.-
000 head; market, lower; native beef
steers, I7.ftooll.60: yearling iteere and
heirers, 11.60011. SO: cowe. I6.I0O7.76:
torkeri and feeders, tl.20O7.60: prime
southern steers, I8.00OI.00; rows and heif
ers, I4.&0VI.6O; prime yearling steers and
heifers. 17.1001.00; natl.s calves, K.OOti
11.76.
Hogs Receipts. 10,100' head: market.
lower; lights, ll.00OI.ll: pigs, K.I0OI.7I:
mlied and butchers, II. 00010.: good heavy,
tf.KIOS.il; bulk of sales. tl.2IO0.7i.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4,100 hesd:
market, steady; lambs, l7.tootl.7S; owes,
13.7607. B0; yearlings. II.00OI.Z6,
Mom City Ltva Stack Market.
Sloui City. 7a, Nov. 20 Cattle Re
ceipts. 1,000 head; market 10e to lie lower:
beef steers, tt.6AOI.7t: cennera, I4.00OI-00;
tockers snd feeders, IS. 1097.11; bulla, stags.
etc., I6.ooot.2i; feeding cows and heifers.
14.4001.00.
Hogs Reeelpts, 10,600 head: market 10c
to lie lower; light. H.IIOi.lO: mlied, 11.10
Olio: heavy, il.eioi 1; bulk of salsa.
II. 2001.10.
-Sheep and Lambs Recelpta, 1.619 head:
market steady; ewea, I6.2607.2i; laaibs.
II. 10011.26.
Uva Stack in Sight.
Receipts of live stock at ths five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Ross. Sheen.
St. Louis 11.100 . 20,100 4,100
Slouz City...,.,...., 1,000 10,100 1,100
Kansas City....,,... 21,000 11,100 2,000
Chicago ,' 26.000 11.000 21.000
Omaha 11,700 1.100 12,000
Totals
.100,100 122,100 46,. 00
NEW YORH GEXKBAL MARKET.
QaoUtkMs of the Day an Various Leading
Commodities. ,
New 7 York, Nov. 10, Floor Steady;
spring patents, .60 fpO.TS ; winter patents.
H.fovi.vv; winter straights, S.40
Wheat spot, strong: No. 1 durum. 12.10:
No. 2 hard, 22.01: No 1 northern, Dsluth,
12.10; No. 2 northern, Manitoba, IX. 01. f.
n Mew Torn. "s i
Corn Spot, firmer; No. t yellow, 11.12.
I. f.. New York.
Oatt Spot, firmer; standard, lll41c.
Hay Firm: No. 1, Il.10ftl.l6: No. 2.
11,01: No. 2, 00c; shipping, oolite..
Hops -Steady : stats, common to choice.
fltlO, 4tMc; 1010, 16c; Peel Do ooaat.
tic, 134910O; 1210, 0912c.
Hides moady; Bogota. OOHOtfic: Cen
tral America, 244c.
Leather rirnj: hemlock firsts. CSc: sec
onds, fiOc.
Frovtslona Fork, firm: mess, tit Son
22.00; family, 232.OOOyS4.00; spot olear.
021.00(921.00. Beef, steady; mess, $21.00 4y
II. tO; family, 220.90927.00. Lard, strong;
middle west, $17.20tyl7.l0.
Tallow Quiet; city. Ale. nominal: coun
try, 10012c; special, tfe.
Butter Firm: receipts. 1,721 tuns: eream-
ory, 2A42wo; firsts, 2204l seconds, 20Vft
v as ac
Eggs Ftrm; receipts. 4,514 cases: fresh
gathered, extra fine, 48960c; extra firsts
46 47c: firsts, 4 Z 04 4c: seconds, 28Mlc
Cheese Firm; receipts, 2.247 boxes : state.
fresh specials, 2424o; sUts, average
fancy, 24o.
: Poultry Alive steady; :t,o prices settled.
Dresaed stronger; chickens, lOViOSlo; fowls.
U22c; turkeys, J 0t 30c,
Ooffoa MUWafcet.
New York, Nov. 20. The market for
ooffoa foaturas wu a little active today.
with prices losing part of their rally under
acattered realising and moderate offerings
irom iraae . sources. Alter opening at a
deoMn of 2 to 4 polnta, active months
worked up slightly on covering and out
slds buying, with March advancing to 2.46c
and July to 1,70c, or about 0 to 7 points not
higher. Selling increased at this level, how
ever, and the market seemed to bo rather
unsettled late In the afternoon on talk of
free ooatvand freight offerings from Ureal 1.
March sold off to 2.36c. and the clone waa
6 to T polnta net lower. Sales of 24,000 In
cluded considerable switching from Decem
ber to later months. November, 2 00c; De
cember, 2.10c; January, 2.18c; February,
2.2; March. 8.34c; April, ft.2c; May, 2.46c;
June, s.eac; juiy, s..o; August. 1.13c:
September, 0.02c; October, 2.76c. Spot oof-
roe. ami; wo ts. tc: Beiruts 4a. louo.
Offers of Santoa 4a ranged from about
tfcu to lOe In the coat and freight market
The official cables reported an advance
of 78 re is at Rto, but a decline of 26 to 60
rets In Santos futures. Santoa cleared 86,000
(or New Xork.
Kaaau City General Market ;
Kanaaa CAtJ Nov. li.Wtmi Ma
hard, tl.801.87t No. I red, 31.S04yl.86: No.
8, 11.70491.84; December, 81.81 J May,
11.84.
Corn NO. 2 mixed. 80 B 87c : No. 2
white. 8c; No. I yellow, 07c; December,
82462c; May. 64o.
Oats No, 2 white. 670(7i No. 2 mixed.
10 fl67e.
Butter Creamery, 30c; firsts. 33c: sec
onds. 22c; parking, 8O0.
Kgge Flrsta, 87c.
Poultry Hens, 16c: roosters. 22c: broil
ers, loc.
t , Omsiia May Market
Market firmer on all grades of prairie
hay and alfalfa. Recelpta are light and
prices somewhat higher on all grades. De
mand continues good.
Prairie Hay Choice upland, 211.60011.00:
No. 1, 210.06010 .60; No. 1, 86.6008.60; No.
3, 16.6007.60; midland, No. 1, 810.00010.60:
No. 3. 7.6O06.frOi lowland, No. 1, $8,600
7.60; No. 3. $4.i06.6O; No. 2, 23.1004.60.
Alfalfa Cholco, 111.90: No. 1. 816.000
6.00: standard, 212,60014.60: No. 2. 81 0.6 J
012.60; No. 1, 88.60010.60.
Straw Oat fi.60 0 7.00: wheat 86.60
0 00.
: Metal Market '
New York. Nov. 20. Hetsls L-ed. 27.
07,10; spelter, steady; spot. Mast St. LouU
delivery, 11012C.
Coppr Firm: eleolrolytlc. first auartsr.
$32.60022.60; second quarter, 131.00032.00.
Iron Steady; No. 1 northern, la&.toa
26.80; No. 2, 136.00020.00; No. 1 southern.
226.00026.60; No. 2, $34.76036.36.
Tin Strong; spot, 846.00046.60,
At london:SDol coDDer. 1141- ftituroa
1130, 10s; electrolytic, 160; spot tin, 1188,
lus, luutrea, mg, bs Leaa, 130, 10s: spel
ter, 66, 10s. -
Mitutenelui tlraln Market
Minneapolis, Nov. 10. Wheat Decern bev.
H.0001,00; May, 11.04. Cash: No. 1
hard, 8L041.87; No. 1 northorn, 81,60
com no. 1 yeiiow, ifv3c,
Oats No, 3 white, 660&6o.
Flaxaeed 83.6702.31.
Flour unchanged. , !
Barley 8Oc0ll.lt
Rye 81.4401.46.
Urao-f2O.OO027.O9, .: v
Uverpoel Urala Market
Liverpool. Nov. so. Wheat Soot. Ne. t
hard winter, 16a 10d; No, 1 northern, Du
luth, none: No. 1 Manitoba, Its, 2d; No. 2
9IU, (, OU, nia, fU,
Corn Spot, American mixed, new 12s, Id
Flour Winter palenU. 47s.
Hops, in London (Pacific coast) 14, 16s.
thj Ooads Market
New York, Nov. 20. Cotton roods and
yarns were firm today. Raw silk waa higher.
Several llnea Of staple drees goods for
spring were sold up and withdrawn for ths
vmvu. nvawi. rjurieii a iuii traae.
Stranger" Bites the Hand .
That Was Feeding Him
Harry Lanahan. Globe hotel, uavr
shelter to i stranger Sunday night,
and the latter responded by stealing
ma auu case containing ana A
quantity 01 apparet
Persistent Advertisinflr la th Rnnrl
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Buying of Coppers, Steels and
Indnstrials Resumed.
MARKET IS ORDERLY
New York, Nor. SO.- Buying of coppers,
etosis and other Industrials and aporlaltiee
m atraoat nnproeodented Qoantltleo waa re
aiimed today, with the usual list of new
nign rocords. The market was order r most
of the day, probably as a result of warnings
isstmhi from substantial financial quarters,
Additional cause for caution waa found -In
tne runner depletion of local bank reservee.
which contributed to the his her rarea for
call loans, these being quoted at t per
cent j osi oeiore me markers close.
During the first half of the session the
rise proceeded 'with only euch speculation
as may nave Deen caused or nroflt takina.
In the later dealings, however, selling orders
far outweighed demand and extreme gains
or 1 to 1 points in the me tale and leading
Industrials were largely or wholly reduced.
Rails followed their recent course of in
activity until the end of the da v. when a
brisk inquiry for Union Partite, New York
iwnirai, tteamng ana Honthern. and south
woe tern Issues effected advances of 1 to S
polnta. The tone at the close waa Irregular.
spoetAlUee ke Texas Company and Amer
ican Writing Paper more than holding their
gains, while seasoned favorites were at or
war loweni levels. Total sales of stock
again approximated S,100,000 shares, making
the third successive full session In which
dealings approximated that huge total.
voremosT among ine new maximums were
Dnltod fttatea Hteel. whlrh rose z to lis.
and closed at 127; Republic Iron, com-
man and preferred: Anaconda. Kanniuuitt.
tireone Cananea, Ml a nil and Ray Coppers
and Writing Paper preferred.
utnor substantial, though more or leas
temporary gains, embraced Airbrake. Lack.
awanna Bteel. Colorado Fuel, Great North
ern Ore and American Car. Stocks related
to the coppers, Including sine lasuea, wore
higher, and leathers, Central Leather ex
cepted, were In demand.
Honda were Irresular. Chill Connara im
rising 4 points to 164, declining 10 points
and closing at 140. Total sales, par value.
la.Mft.OOO.
United States bonds vara nrwatmA mi
call.
NUTTibT of lead In Ira tWI nnni.Hnn.
on the market ware:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar...: 700 192 1024. ltiu
American Can.
Am. Car A Fndy., 42.200 7714 i73 70U
Am. locomotive... 17,600 H 3 4
Am. 8. 4 Refng... 61.H00 122 120 120
Am. Sugar Kefng. 2,000 117 117 2 117
Am. Tel. A i Tel.... 1.200 132 122)4 132
Am. Zinc. L. at B. . 2,400 06 43 63 U
Anaconda Copper.. 07,200 106 10! 104
Atchison , 8.000 1064 104U 1064
Baldwin Iocomot.. 10.600 Bh 81 07
Baltimore A Ohio. 4,400 87 86 80
Brooklyn Ranld Tr. 9ftA in stu st
Butte A Hup. Cop. 10.000 74 71 72
Call. Petroleum.. , , 2,300 24 23 23
Canadian Pacific..' 1,400 173 171 173
Central Leather.,. 32,200 114 110 112
Chasapeake ft Ohio ... 07
M. A St. Paul. 2,000 24 02 04
Chicago A North.,' 1,000 128 128 137
rt. I, m F., Ry. . 6,600 33 33 33
Chlno Copper 18,200 73 70 70
Colo. Fuel A Iron. 33,400 61 61 0
Corn Prod. Rftfn.w si baa 4-i u. ta.
Crucible Steel 20,000 23 00 01
Ulstlllers. Security. 1.400 4U 43 43
Krie .). 10.600 si aati. rril
Oeoeral' Klectrlc... ... 182
ut. Northern pfd ... 117
Ot. North. Ore ctfs, 42,800 47 46 40
Illinois Central..,, 800 106 104 106
Inter. Con. Corp. .. 4,060 12 18 18
inspiration topper, 60,200 74 72 72
Inter. Har, N. J.. V ... 117
Int. M. M pfd. ctfs 18.000 120 111 118
K. V. Southern 000 20 26 20
Kenneeott CoDoer.20S.T00 S4U si ai u.
Louis. A Nash...,, 200 136 132 136
Mfx. Petroleum... 1,200 111 100 110
Miami Copper 17,600 40 40 46
Mo., K. A Tex. pfd. 200 17 17 17
Missouri Pacific... 1.160 lftK inu ieu
Montana Power,.., 700 88 . 07 07
National Lead.... 1,004) 70 02 . 08
Nevada Copper.,; 22
N, Y. Central...,. 16,400 106 100 108
N. T,, N. H. A H, , 200 60 66 68
Norfolk A West !. 141
Northern Pacific. 1,200 111 110 111
Pacific Mall 2,000 264 36 26
Pacific Tel. A Tal. 40A 11 t
Pennsylvania , 1,400 67 - 66 66
nay on. copper.. 41,290 87 36 36
Reading 28,600 110 108 110 -
Rep. Iron A Steel. 66.600 ts lU si
Shattuck Arli. Cop. 36
South Paclfko ...... ... ... 100
Southern Railway, 2,800 28 20 27
Htudenaker Co.... 2.600 126 114 124
Tennessee Copper.. 3,200 24 24 24
rex uorapany., l.aofl 238 831 237
VUIUH L1"S ,1'W Itl-l If'e Jtlf
V. 8. Ind. Alcohol 3,200 137 130 136
U. S, Steel ,,426,700 130 126 127
If a Steel pfd.... 1,400 121 121 121
Utah Copper 64.600 128 136 12$
Wabash pfd "B"w 2.800 20 29 30
Western Union..., 1,000 102 101 101
Wostlogh. Klectrlc. 11.860 06 06 06
loiut sates lur ins nay. siv.ssv snares.
( Now York Meawyarfcot
New York. Nov. 10. Moreaatna PatM
3 per cent '
Sterling Kirhanrs Sixty -day bills.
$4.71 ; commercial 60-day bills oa banks,
04.70; commercial 60-day bills. 14.70:
demand. 84.76; oablee, 14.70 7-10.
silver Har, 7Zc; Mexican dollars, Uc.
Bonds Ue vera men t steady: railroad, ir
regular.
Time Loans Firmer; sixty days, 10
3 per cant: ninety days and six months.
3 04 per cent
Call Money Firmer; high, . 2 per cent;
low. 2 per oant; ruling rate. 2 ner cent:
laat loan, 2 par cent; closing bid, 1 per
cent; onereo at per cent.
U. S. ref. 2s reg. . 00.M., K. A Tx. '
do coupon 08 1st 4s. 76
U. S. 3s regd..l00Mo. Pac. con. Oa.103
do coupon. ...lDOHont. Fewer 6a. 02
U. S. 4s reg. ..110 N. -Y. C. deb. Os.114
do eouDon. . .110UN. Y. City 4Uo.ll0
Am. Smelt 0s..ll6N. T. N. H. A
TA T A T c 4l.lll H, rv, 6s Ill
Anglo-French is. 06 No. Pac. 4s.,... 84
Atchlnson gen 4s 04 do 3s..... 06
Baiti. a Ohio . J'ors. o. l. ref. 4s. 04
Beth. Steel r. 6s.l02Pa. T. A T. 6s. 101
Cent Pac. 1st.. 61 , Penn. oon. 4s.l00
Cb. A O. 0. 4s 02 do gen, 4s..l02
C. B. A Q. i, 4n 8Reading gen. 4a. 85
C, M. A St. P. 8t. L. A San F.
ov. fig..., 100 ref. 4s 81
G, R, I. A P. Ry. So. Pac. cv. 6s.. 104
ref. 4b......... 78 do ref. 4s 82
Colo. A S. r. 4s 86 Bo. Railway 6s. .102
D. A K. U. o. 4s 61Unlon Pac. 4s... 0
Brie gon. 4s.... 74 do cv. 4s..., 84
tlen. Klectrlc 6s.l06U. S, Rubber 6sJ02
Qt. N. 1st 4s.l00U. S. Steel 6s. ..107
11. cent, rei, is. iw, union . . t
Int. M. M. 4s.l0BDom of Canada. 100
K. C. S. ref. 5s., 81
L. A N. uni. 4a. 86 'Hid.
' " Loadoa Stork Marfcot
London. Nov. 20. American' securities
were idle, with the exception of United
Stool Steel, which waa a strong and active
feature in ins stoca sxenange nere today.
Silver Bar, 24d per ounce.
Money 4 per cent.
Discount Rates Short bills, l0S ner
ont; three months, 206 per oont
, Baak Clearings,
Omaha. Nov. 20. Bana clearinrs for
Omaha today wars 16,040,887.23, and for
the oorrea ponding any last year, 13.846.-
301.07.
Sugar Market
New York, Nov. 20. Sugar Raw, ateady:
centrifugal. 8.40c; mo leasee, 6.62c. Refined,
steady: cut loaf, 8.66c; crushed. 6 60c:
mould A, i.vvc ; cuoea, 1.00c; xaxx pow
dered. 7.66c; powdered, l.soc; una granu
lated. 7.60c: diamond "A," 7.60c: con fee
turners)1 "A." I.tOv; No. 1, T.36c, Sugar fu
tures opened easier and prices declined 3
to 4 nolnts. but later advanced on ceverina:
of shorts and demand from trade source.
and at noon prices were about unchanged
from Saturdays closing,
Fvaporated Apples and Dried Fndta.
New York, Nov. 20. Kvapo rated Apples
Ftrmi fancy, 808o; choice, 808o; prime,
77c.
Dried Fruit0 prunes, strong; California.
7010n; Oregons. 7011 e. Aoricots.
firm; choire, 16018c; extra choice, 160
lr; fancy, lWf nr, peaches, firm:
choice, 706c; extra choice. 808c: fancy.
loa ioc. Raletns, steady; cholco to fancy
aeeded. 1O01Oc; seedless, 11012c;
tVonuun layers, fi.ss. .
Cottow Market
New York. , Nov. 20. Cotton Futures
opened firm; December; 20.06 0 20.60c; Janu
ary. 20.80030, 81c; March.1 21.11c; May,
11.11c; May, 21.26c; July, 11.20c.
Futures closed firm; December, 20.06c;
January, 21.06c; March, Sl.24c; May, 11.40c;
July. 21.38c,
Uvorpool, Nov. 20. Cotton Spot, steady;
good middling. 12.00c: middling, 12.SOc; law
miuaiing, su-iec. oaiea, s.vuu Dales.
Oils and Roslu.
Savannah. Ua., Nov. 20, Turpentine
Firm, ufMTo; aaies, m ddis,; rooelpta.
iso; snipmenia, iw; biock, zv,i7S.
Rosin Firm; aalea, 1.376 bbla.; rooelpta,
1,221; shipments, 80; stock, 82.707. Quote:
A B C D Vt F. 10.36; O, 16.40; H, $.046; L
it.4s; k. so.t; m, ye.ev; n, 0s.7t; wo,
10.00; WW, 7.10.
. , Ml - jBg-"
Cotton KxolMngs CI seta.
liondon, Nov. 10. An advance of a half
penny in American cotton and three half
pence In tigypttan cotton today occasioned
temporary suspension of business on the
atancttter exenanve, ,ua , uxcoatigs Tale
graph company r porta.
GRAIN ANDPRODDCE
All Grades of Wheat Sell
Higher When Buyers Snap
Up Samples.
RECEIPTS ASE VERY HEAVY
Omaha, November 20, 1010.
The cash wheat market' was en a much
batter basts today and all grades of wheat
aold from 103c higher.
Today's receipts were rather heavy, and,
although there were a number of samples
held over from Saturday, the buyers to
day were willing to take moat of ths sam
ples on the advance.
The demand was especially active for the
better gradea of hard winter wheat, and
while the millers were willing to pick up
most of the durum wheat they were paying
only a small premium over the ordinary
naro winter variety, The bulk or tne no.
hard wheat brooght 81. 8101. 82; No. 8 hard
sold generally at 2l.7801.8O and the
No. 4 hard ranged from $1. 73 01. 70; with
the bulk going at 61. 76 01. 77,
The Increased receipts forced a break In
the cash corn market and prices ruled
from steady to 1 o lower.
The bulk of the corn samples were or
pretty good quality and were in good de
mand at the prevailing prices. renow
com sold at a alight premium, the No. 8
grade bringing from 00001c, while the same
grade of white and mixed corn brought from
80 090c. These was a pretty good cash
inquiry for oats and this market was
quoted from 0o higher.
Tne bulk of the samples soia at 66c, ana
the market generally covered a. very small
range, the top price being (6c and the
lowest price 64c.
Tne rye market was Tory aetrrs ana tne
bulk of the sales were made at steady
prices. Barley was firm, the bulk of the
sales going from $1.0101.06, while ths beat
samples brought 21.16.
Clearances were, wheat and floor equal
to 1,103.000 bushels; corn, 04,000 busbols;
oats. 671,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged: corn
Id higher. .
Primary wheat receipts were 2,476,000
bushels, and shipments 1,180,000 bushels
ajcalnet receipts of 2,841,000 bushels, and
shipments of 1,622,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,206,000 bush
els, and shipments 477,000 bushels against
receipts of 776,000 bushels, and shipments
of 622,000 bushels last year.
ramary oats reeelpts were 1.1S7.000 bush
els, and shipments 1,142,000 bushels sgalnst
reeeipts or l.iot.ooo bushe Is. and shiomenta
of L 414.00 bos be Is laat year.
CARLOT RBCBTPTB.
Wheat Corn
Oats
Chicago 32 129 122
Minneapolis
Duluth .....
..831
..120
..206
. .860
..147
..047
Omaha
118
0
72
Kansas City
St Louis
Winnipeg , .
These sales were reported today: "
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 car, $1.82: 2
cars, $1.81. No. 3 hard winter: 1 car
(dark). 81.84: 4 cars. 81.(2 ! 1 tmit. Ii jta-
4 cars. $1.81; 11 cars, $1.81; 1 car. $1.80;
1 ear, $1.60. No. 8 hard winter: 1 car,
$1.81; S ears. $1.80; 6 cars, $1.80; 7 rare,
$1.70; 12 2-6 cars, $1.78; 1 car, $1.77.
No. 4 hard winter; 1 oar. $1.79: 3-fi car,
$1.70; I cars,' $1.77; 4 cars, $1.70; 2 cars,
$1.76; 1 2-6 cars, $1.74; 2 cars, $1.73; 1 car.
$1.72. Sample hard winter: 1 car, $1.76.
No. 2 durum: 1 car, $1.84. No. 3 durum:
ear, $1.84: 2 cars. $1.83: 3 cars. 81.82. No.
4 durum: 1 car, $1.78. Sample durum: 1
car, $1.78. No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.83. No. 3
mixed: 2 3-6 cars. $1.82: 1 car. 21.79: 2
cars, $1.78. No, 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.79; 1
car, 91.71; 1 car, $1.77; 2-6 car, $1.70. No.
2 mixed, durum: 1 car, $1.63; 1 car, $1.82;
1 car. $1.82.
Rye No. 2, 1 car. $1.40: 4 ears. 31.45.
No. 3, 1 car, $1.46; 2 2-6 cars, $1.44; 1 car.
n i, x oars, sis. sample, 1 car,
$1.41.
Barley No. $. 1 car. 21.16. No. 4. 1 car.
$106; 1 car, $1.03; 1 car, II 01. Rejected, 1
car, 06c; 1 car, 08c.
corn no. 1 white. 6 cars, toe: 1 rae
80 e. No. 4 white, 1 car, 99 c. No. I yellow,
4 cars, 01c. No. 2 yellow, 1 car, 91c; 14 cars,
90o; 1 ear, 00c. No, 4 yellow, 2 cars. 69c.
No. 1 mixed. 2 oars, 00 c. No. 2 mixed,
oars, 90o. No. 2 mixed, 4 cars (old), 90e;
ov-ttjc, no, mixea, 1
IT, BSC.
Oats Standard. 3 cars. 86c. No. 2 white.
2 oars, 66c; 16 cars, 660. No. 4 white. 1
car, 64 c Sample, 1 car (shipper's
weights), 64c; 2 cars, 64o; t cars, 64c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 hard,
fl.7901.84; No. 3 hard, $1.7701.80; No.
4 hard, $1,T201.78; No. 2 spring, 11.83
1.68; No. . 3 spring, $1.7701.86; No. 2
durum. $1.8201.86; No. 3 durum, $1,800
j.b. uoro; no, a wnite, tuoiuc; no. 3
white, 8909Oc:-No. 4 white. 8O0S9c:
No. S whits, 880S7c; No. 6 white, 880
86c; No. 2 yellow, 9O09tc; No. 3 yellow,
90091o; No. 4 yellow, 89089c; No. 5
yellow. 88 089c; No. 0 yellow, 88088c;
No. 2 mixed, 9O09Oc; No. 1 mixed, 890
90c; No, 4 mixed, 86 089c; No. I mixed,
38 088c; No. 8 mixed, 88088c Oats:
No. 2 white, 66 066 c; standard, 06 0
66c; No. 1 white, 66 0 66c; No. 4 white.
64064c. Barley: Malting, $1.0801.16;
No. 1 feed, 86c0$l.OO. Rye: No. 2, $1,440
1.46; No. 1, $1.4.101.44.
. . Omaha Farnrea.
December 'wheat opened 2c lower and
May about c oil, but on the receipt of very
bullish Argentine news the shorts started
covering and December advanced to a high
point or 91.71 ana May to 81.84. The
export business waa rather light today, and
wnne me loreignera were oioaing for our
wheat there was not much wheat reported
sold up to noon.
corn and oats were strong In sympathy
with wheat and both of these markets
olosed atrong.
May and December wheat closed around
the high point of the day. December corn
closed at 00o; May closed at 02c, and
oats closed at 660 on December and 60 o
1 or nay.
Local range pf options
Art
High. 1 Low. I Cloae. pSaX
Wht. 1
Deo. 1 76 1 70!176 1 70 177
May 1 80 1 84 179 1 84 179
July 1 40 1 62146 1 62 149
Corn.. 1
Doc. . 68 90 88 90 86
May ' 90 93 90 02 90
July 92 .92 93 92 00
Oats.
Deo. 64 .26 84 I 65 64
May 68 69 66 69 68
Chicago closliH prices, furnished Ths Bas
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain broktrs.
SIB South Sixteenth street, Omaha:
Art. 1 Open. I Hltn. ) Low.j Close. '") at
Dec. 1 TT 1 12 ITT 1 91 1TI
afar I 1 tt 1 SSI, 184
juir l (4 l it lftsu i us
Corn. 1
Dae. t2H ' ISH tl H 3Vfc
Mar ti 91 3 tt MH
July y, 7H S 6S 4
Oats. t i I
Dec. HHett S? l - S1 bV4
May - 2 10 41 H
Pork.
Jan. ifl SO 17 SS 56 SO IT 10 18 SO
Mar TO 17 CS S TO 17 60 St S3
Lard.
Jan. . II SO II 40 II S3 11 42 II SO
Mar II IT II 40 II II II 40 IS SO
Ribs. I
Jan. 14 SS 14 41 14 S0 14 IS 14 S3
May 14 40 14 TS 14 87 14 Tl 14 43
CHICAGO OEAIN AND FBOVISION8.
Whea4 ataffkai Dsveiopa Mraigth After Hes
. ItaUng Start. y: -
Chicago, Nov. 1 30. -Reports of foreign
government buying under cover did a good
deal today to bring about a sharp upturn
In tna value of wheat. Although extreme
gains were not held, the market cloned
strong, 5c to 4c net higher, with l
comber at tl.IS01.SSH. and May at It.SS
Vi.UM. other leading staples, too. all
scored gains oorn lc to lc oats Hc to
ana provisions ic to ivc.
Winnipeg led the wheat advanne, quota
tiona there being up aboat I cents at one
time, aa a result of big purchases that ware
generally ascribed to the British govern
ment. There also was liberal buying of
future deliveries here, whlrh was appamr.tly
for export Interests. In this connection, de
cided significance was attached to word
from Liverpool that supplies arriving did
not meet requirements. Bulls put much
trees also on an estimate that the world's
surplus at tna end of the crop year would
be only 44.009.soo bushels. Offerings here
dried up as prices advanced, and It was not
until announcement waa made that the
United States vtvatbla supply tbtal had
again showsd an unexpected Increase that
the upward swing In volume waa c harked.
Advices that the winter wheat acreage
In Canada showed a -curtailment of IS pr
cant, as compared with a year ago. counted
to a material extent against the bears.
Chances that an embargo might be pro
claimed In Argentina tended likewise to giro
prices a lift.
Corn climbed with wheat and as a con-
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
Webster 202
attAttanc of bullish Arwentlno croo oondl
tlons. It was said rams In Argentina had
proved insufficient.
Oata wra roverned chief! r by the up
swing of other cereals. Strength resulted
also from buying on the part of houses
with seaboard connections.
Large exports, as compared with last year
sent provisions upgrade after an early de
cline. The Initial weakness was due to a
setback in the price of bogs.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. red,
$1.03; No. 3 red, $1.74 0L8O; No. 2 hard,
21.8601.88: No. 3 hard. $1.7401.86. Corn:
No. 2 yellow. 96097c, No. 4 yellow, 96
496c; No. 4 white. 394e. Oat: no.
3 white, 66057c; standard. 67068c.
Rye: No. 2, 11 60. Barley: ioc0l.zs. Seeds
Clover. $11.000 16.00; timothy. $3.2605.26
Provisions: Pork, $28.60; lard. $17.00; ribs,
$14.2&016.OO.
Butter Higher; creamery, 3604Oc.
Kgfrn Steady; receipts, 2,672 cases; firsts.
3939o; ordinary firsts, 27 0 38c; st mark,
casea tnrludrd, 33038c.
Potatoee Steady; receipts, CO ears; Wis
consin and Michigan white, $1.(001.70;
Minnesota and Dakota white, $1.0001.76;
Minnesota and Dakota Ohloo. $1.6001.60;
Washington and Colorado white, $1.7001.80.
Poultry Alive, steady; fowis, 16c; springs,
10c.
Ht Louis Grain Market
St. Loafs. Nov. 30. Wheat No. 2 red,
$1.2601.90; No. 2 hard, $1.8601.93; pec-ember,
$182; May, $1.86.
Corn No. 2, nominal; No. 2 white, nomi
nal; December. 96e; May, 96$96c.
Oats No. 2, 67c: No. 3 white, nominal.
Oil production and refining is today one
of tht GREATEST SOURCES OF
WEALTH in the United States. IT HAS
MADE FORTUNES for THOUSANDS
Sequoyah Oil
(ee kwoi ah)
and Refining
h Earning More
than 30 Yearly
It is paying 12 dividends.
Owns outright 51 Producing
Wells.
30 Miles of Pipe lines.
7 Power Pumping Plants.
6,000 Acres of Oil Lands.
Perpetual Gas Franchise for
the City of Collinsville,Okla.
It is NOT A"N EXPERIMENT. It is a
producing company paying good divi
dends and capable of doubling its present
fine earnings very shortly. It is in the
heart of Oklahoma's MOST PRODUC
TIVE Oil Fields. The extensions and
developments already under way are
enough to double its earnings. It is
managed by honest; experienced oil
men and bankers. , ;
It Is a Good Buy
at the present low market price. It is
steadily going higher. Stock now actively
traded in on N. Y. CURB around 1.
Secnrt Stock Now It Should Riit Soon
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Find out what bia work is being done
snd how the development is increasing .
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